Resources

Windows Deployment Guide

This is a guide I've been maintaining in some version or another since 2019. It provides a step-by-step guide on installing, configuring, and hardening Windows 10/11 IoT Enterprise LTSC. It's also a teaching tool, filled with useful resources and explanations so even someone with no prior technical experience can learn some of the ins and outs of computers. Through extensive community feedback, we've tuned the Windows Deployment Guide to be maximally accessible to beginners while still being engaging for experienced readers.

Flagship Tuneup history + study

Flagship Tuneups are the star product of The Berkeley IT Club. I'm very proud of it and you can read more about it in its own dedicated page. tl;dr: I polish the heatsink to a mirror finish, resulting in unreal thermal improvements. 

No procedure meant for production systems can focus solely on performance, though. Making sure the system actually works reliably over the coming years is what makes or breaks the procedure (you wouldn't daily-drive a liquid helium-cooled PC, would you?)

Flagship Tuneups have been a long-time coming, and it was only after extensive testing that we were confident enough that it would provide excellent results for years to come in any computer.

How Flagship Tuneups put YOUR needs first

Although Flagship Tuneups are an optional procedure that costs up to $200, we've aggressively optimized the process with years of experience to practically enhance your device in a way that saves you time and money. Whether you're a casual user, hardware enthusiast, or professional that makes money from their equipment, Flagship Tuneups will directly benefit you.

There is no other product commercially available that enhances computer thermal performance to such a high degree, all without affecting the physical characteristics or outward appearance of your device.